New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-06
NETWORK CITY.

Assistant United States rctAtiorney W. W. Smith
was yesterday from his position in the criminal de-
partment Office at higher salary made vacant
by resignation Of the former incumbent Daniel oCoh
nell has employed in the Office OF Butler stImah
Hubbard was appointed assistant TO General Foster
who has charge OF the criminal business OF the once
The members OF tho Produce Exchange will have holiday
Good Friday.
An Easter OF fancy articles is IN progress at mo
Young Wonens Christian Association, NO East fi'eeh
It, BY this sale self.supportng women are benefited
Nv a unanimous vote the managers OF the Produce E1-
change yesterday promoted Assistant superintendent L. d.
Howe 10 succeed Superintendent Fletcher who has been ap
pointed custodian MI. Howe has been connected WIN e
Exchange since 1879
Encouraged by their recent with the Goldey Dc
batting Society the literary society of the Young Mems
Christian Association has challenged the Lyccum Society oil
Philadelphia to discuss in Association Hall on April 20 the
question: Would the existence OF distinctive LABOR party
be Of benefit 10 the country 7"
OF Shetland and E1moor ponies and small
Mexican donkeys place the American Horse Ex
change Friday under the management OF Peter Kellogg
Co. Many young children have visited the exchange
with parents the pets There are also twenty
ponies size Of Spanish STOCK bred on the MO
Grande. for larger boys and polo use
Among the passengers the steamship La Gascogne on
Monday Lvin Beeckman. the wellknown lawn
tennis amateur who abroad three months for his
health and returned in good condition Mt Beeckman
made good while Europe AMI in the Interna
onal France he pushed the cham.
pion hard for first place beating MN Two out Oh
five games and taking second prize
The latest additions gallery of portraits in the rooms
Of the Chamber Of Commerce include painting OF Benjamin
r. sherman many years president OF the Mechanics Ma
tonal Bank. Frank b. Carpenter was the artist
The executive OF the alumni OF the University
Law School decided yesterday TO place portrait as suaoe
memorial Of Professor Pomeoy formerly dean OF the iacuy
in the Chanceors room Of university where niche has
assigned for H. The portrait Will be made oy sarony
The members committee and those whohave interested
In this memorial are judge willard Bar'ie
Professors Jacques RUSSELL A Vapderpoel Ehu Root
william Allen Butler John E. Parsons John H. sTahan NJ
H. Dllenbeck. David Tomlinson Ethan Allen and Thomas
S. Henry
employees oth Department OF Finance met
yesterday Locws Office TO take action on tie
death Of wakcman the Oldest employe under the
city Appropriate resolutions were adopted ana
committee was appointed to make arrangements for all
present attend the funeral at the Allen Street Methodist
Episcopal Church at p m. to-day.
negro who had smallpox found yesterday at the Man
haitian Hospital.
About OF bob veal and bad fish were sent to
onal dock yesterday.
Police Inspector yesterday denied report that he
about 10 ask for retir, ment
To close OF Asher b. Durand the artist who
died fall number of paintings by himself and an assert
ment Of engravngs books will be sold at auction at
Orgies gallery Nos S45 and s47 Broadway, beginning
this evening
This afternoon at o'clock Miss Ida NJ Van Elton will de-
liver the last that she has been Civ
ing the Square Theatre Her subject 10 be The
Social Functions OF Women"
The surplus stock Of H. George Co will be sold at auc
ton al Moores Auction Rooms No 290 Fthave at p m
to-day.
An interesting entertainment given in Calvary Baptist
Church on Monday night those taking part In IL being mostly
Chinese programme CONSISTED OF solos ana readings by
Cinnamon OF the Sunday school, supper
W furnished.
ray TO instruct police keep ash barrels off the side
walks after April 10